A substance A(s) melts reversibly to A(I) at its standard melting point of 5.0°C. If the pressure is held constant, what is the Gibbs free energy of fusion at 30.0°C? You may not need all of the information below. Sm° = 28.33 J/ (K mol) Sm° = 39.55 J/ (K mol) CP.m° = 15.28 J / (K mol) CP.m° = 19.73 J / (K mol) Solid A: Liquid A:

A substance A(s) melts reversibly to A(I) at its standard melting point of 5.0°C. If the pressure is held constant, what is the Gibbs free energy of fusion at 30.0°C? You may not need all of the information below. Sm° = 28.33 J/ (K mol) Sm° = 39.55 J/ (K mol) CP.m° = 15.28 J / (K mol) CP.m° = 19.73 J / (K mol) Solid A: Liquid A:

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